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Saturday, 20 June 2026

Painting

I loved that painting so much,

Wanting to reach out so much to touch.

The colours were so rich, I was in love,

Just staring at it gave me a rush.


I wanted to be in it, so real to view,

Wished I could be a character it knew.

The colours leaked from the canvas as if new,

Dripping colours, bright reds, violets, and blue.


The characters so clear I was immersed,

People were so alive, we conversed.

I was inside the painting, my mind was burst,

A character wishing for reality like thirst.


I loved that painting so much,

I was sucked into it, immediately on touch.

I looked back into a crowd in a bunch,

And saw people stare at me, silent in hush.


At first I didn't see the big deal, 

People staring at me, eyes frozen cold steel.

But now I was in this painting for real,

Forever hanging on the wall, for visitors to feel.



© 2026 - All Rights Reserved - Robert Reid

Tuesday, 14 April 2026

NWO



Span flipped n double clipped,
I'm hung neck tight fully zipped.
Suffocate on lies til ur ripped n pipped,
Block em out n stay tight lipped.

Cream crackered splat n knackered,
Play a song I'm totally clappered,
Recognise my brain is totally splattered,
And nothing I ever did really mattered.

So explode the clones n dead drop zones,
We'll never know those AI drones.
Hacked phones and Israeli clones,
Is it better off being home alone? 

The New World Order is mortal disorder,
Don't drive too far it's out of order.
Bilderberg meetings taped on recorder,
We're set for a total global reorder.

Your sanity replaced by virtual reality,
Bank cards stopped it's a trajedy,
Your family fallacy destoyed rapidly,
So ignore your apathy and disobey calamity happily.

@ 2026 - All Rights Reserved - Robert Reid